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Roberto’s friends organized a small vigil near his university. They shared stories about group projects, long commutes, and his habit of volunteering to help classmates who were falling behind. Professors described him as attentive and engaged, someone who asked questions not to impress, but to understand.
No one spoke about him as a statistic.
As the investigation continued, officials avoided speculation, emphasizing that accountability takes time and that premature conclusions can obscure the truth. Still, the broader conversation had already begun.
People asked why certain areas of the city remain neglected. Why young people feel pressure to take risks to get ahead. Why online platforms make it so easy for false identities to appear credible.
